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Fat and calories aside - have you considered the sodium content of fast food?
Indeed; it is hard to get away from crazy high sodium content these days no matter where you go. If I was a sodium nazi in the grocery store, I would end up with an mostly empty cart.
Indeed; it is hard to get away from crazy high sodium content these days no matter where you go. If I was a sodium nazi in the grocery store, I would end up with an mostly empty cart.
Nice name BTW
That's only true if you buy packaged foods.
If you cook your own food, the sodium is near 100% controllable.
I agree with the sodium... that stuff is loaded! It really would depend on what you get. I mean, if you're just getting a taco..... ehh.. but most don't just get 1 taco.
Hummm Taco Bell..
Like they say, "Run to the Border" or is that the other Taco joint
What they mean is "Runzzzz to the Border"
That wasn't to graphic, was it???
Okay so I don't actually eat it every day, but I do eat it more than McDs, Burger King, etc. I'm not too sure on the numbers, but it doesn't seem like it would be as bad for you as the food from burger and fries type of places.
Anyone got any input on the relative healthiness for Taco Bell type joints Vs. McDs type?
It is still as bad as eating it from McDonald's or Burger King. It is still considered FAST FOOD and not very healthy at all for you. You might want to reconsider
Anyone got any input on the relative healthiness for Taco Bell type joints Vs. McDs type?
This is sort of like asking which pile of poo is better, the Great Dane or the St. Bernards.
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